Any idea how to check if a database is not used and remove it for free space?
WebHostPro Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 28, 2002 1,725 28 328 LA, Costa RIca cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Twitter Follow @webhostpros Feb 20, 2007 #1 Any idea how to check if a database is not used and remove it for free space?
WebHostPro Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 28, 2002 1,725 28 328 LA, Costa RIca cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Twitter Follow @webhostpros Feb 20, 2007 #2 I also see a server.hostname.net.err file, is this a error file that I can delete? Thanks!
WebHostPro Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 28, 2002 1,725 28 328 LA, Costa RIca cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Twitter Follow @webhostpros May 15, 2007 #3 DWHS.net said: I also see a server.hostname.net.err file, is this a error file that I can delete? Thanks! Click to expand... Yes, you can (talking to myself) Any scripts or tools to see if a database does not have a supporting account for it anymore? Or ideas, I have some from years ago I need to clean out but checking each DB with each account would take a life time.
DWHS.net said: I also see a server.hostname.net.err file, is this a error file that I can delete? Thanks! Click to expand... Yes, you can (talking to myself) Any scripts or tools to see if a database does not have a supporting account for it anymore? Or ideas, I have some from years ago I need to clean out but checking each DB with each account would take a life time.
R rapidot Active Member Nov 15, 2004 41 0 156 May 18, 2007 #4 I've actually noticed this myself. cPanel does the remove DBs that are setup on Remote MySQL server. (at least in my case).
I've actually noticed this myself. cPanel does the remove DBs that are setup on Remote MySQL server. (at least in my case).
WebHostPro Well-Known Member PartnerNOC Jul 28, 2002 1,725 28 328 LA, Costa RIca cPanel Access Level Root Administrator Twitter Follow @webhostpros Jun 11, 2007 #5 rapidot said: I've actually noticed this myself. cPanel does the remove DBs that are setup on Remote MySQL server. (at least in my case). Click to expand... So it does remove them for you? I a have several hundred that are from deleted accounts. I wish there was a tool or something to check which ones are from old accounts and from active accounts in cpanel.
rapidot said: I've actually noticed this myself. cPanel does the remove DBs that are setup on Remote MySQL server. (at least in my case). Click to expand... So it does remove them for you? I a have several hundred that are from deleted accounts. I wish there was a tool or something to check which ones are from old accounts and from active accounts in cpanel.